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Should NRIs move wealth to India or keep it abroad amid global uncertainty?Global uncertainties are making Non-Resident Indians rethink their investments. Many are now considering moving wealth back to India, seein...- Dividend surge signals culture shift in China's marketsChinese companies are increasing share buybacks and dividends to boost shareholder returns, a move driven by Beijing's policies. The market...
- Inspiring journey: Tribal boy from Gadchiroli becomes scientist in USFrom struggling to get one square meal as a child in a remote village in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli, to becoming a senior scientist in the Un...
- Global money managers select India as their 'top pick' in EM space; here's whyGlobal money managers see India in a much better position than other emerging market peers, supported by stable currency.
- India top pick in EM space globally; China weighing on market sentiment: Bhaskar Laxminarayan"Markets tend to move in tandem. Therefore when there is sentiment factor, there is flow factor, these obviously impact all markets."
- China devalues yuan - a threat or an opportunity for India markets?China's surprise move last week to weaken the yuan by about 2 per cent stirred equity as well as currency markets globally.
- Sensex ends 100 points up, Nifty below 8,500; Amtek Auto cracks 36%Snapping a two-day losing streak, the S&P BSE Sensex rose 100 points, or 0.36 per cent, to settle the day at 27931.64.
- Sensex up over 150 points, Nifty above 8,500; top 20 trading ideasThe S&P BSE Sensex reversed its intraday losses and was up over 150 points in trade on Wednesday shrugging off muted trends.
- Sensex up over 150 points, Nifty above 8,450; JP Infratech up 8%, Mastek 3%The S&P BSE Sensex reversed its intraday losses and was up over 150 points in trade on Wednesday shrugging off muted trends.
- India is a structural story; overweight on India currently: Bhaskar Laxminarayan, Pictet Wealth Management'India is a structural story despite what might be happening right now in terms of some earnings and sectoral disappointments.'
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